Tuesday, August 14, 2018

Terrific Tuesday Giveaway Day!!!

But first, we need to announce the winner from last weeks Terrific Tuesday Giveaway!!

The winner of the 3 Happy Quilting PDF Patterns is . . . Number #31 . . . Congrats Jen!!! I have emailed you :)

And on to today's

Today's Terrific Tuesday Giveaway is being sponsored by Lou Lou's Fabric Shop . Did you know that Jamie makes a new Lou Lou Bundle every Tuesday . . . here is the latest called Woodsy, isn't it just stunning!!! Along with hosting the giveaway, Jamie is also offering all Happy Quilting readers has a special discount of 20% off Your Entire Order with the code happyquilting good until Friday!!!Oh, so much fun shopping!!!

Today's Terrific Tuesday Giveaway is for some shopping goodness!! Lou Lou's Fabric Shop is offering one lucky reader a $25.00 Gift Certificate perfect to use on anything in the store, including the awesome Lou Lou Bundle pictured above!! Just perfect!!!!

You have two entry chances, the second being optional, and please leave a separate comment for each. All Entries are welcome, including International Entries. Please just be sure to leave an email address if you are a no-reply blogger ;)

ENTRY 1 - Simply leave a comment that tells me your favorite subject in school??? Yup, it's first day of school today and for the first time, all my kids are in all day school. I have very mixed emotions :) Half of me is thrilled to be able to get so much done (read sew) every day and half of me wants to cry because it is way to quiet around here and the kids are growing up way to fast. ENTRY 2 - Lets show Lou Lou's Fabric Shop some Love!!!! You can follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram. Or you can follow their blog or visit The Shop and then share a favorite item ;) Just be sure to leave a comment of how you showed your Lou Lou's Fabric Shop Love!!!

And that's it ;) The giveaway will be open until next Tuesday, August 21st when I will announce a winner at the beginning of next weeks Terrific Tuesday Giveaway Post :)

Although it's been many MANY years since I was in school, my favorite subject was English....and Art, but we didn't have that every day but I still excelled in both. Awww, those were innocent times--so much different from now, I'm sure. Thanks for the giveaway!

I just spent some major time on Lou Lou's website....I love her fat quarter bundles---especially the brights, like the lime green bundle. It would be difficult to decide what to pick if I won---but I would try!

When I was in school, I loved math and science. As a homeschooling parent, my children and I all love history and science because we can read together and snuggle on the couch as we learn about God’s creation and how he has used ordinary men to accomplish great things according to His will. We love seeing God’s omnipotence through history and science!

I always loved English and took every extra literature class offered. Enjoy these quiet times because the kids will bring their excitement home each day. All too soon they're off to college and the tears will really flow!

I don't remember what my favorite subject was -- I think I always said "recess." But I do remember some good English classes, one where we got to read Science Fiction, and one where the teacher read Of Mice and Men aloud, with voices, in 10th grade!

I visited LouLou's and looked at the sale items, because I'm always looking for a deal! Two different yardages appealed to me: Sweetwater's Treehouse Club Black on Vanilla Plans; and Riley Blake Designs' Navy Star Basics.

I'm not sure if I really had a favorite subject. School starts in September here and my youngest will be going to all day preschool 4 days a week. I'm not ready for it, but he's super excited to start school.

My favourite class was art and then sewing where I learnt how to use a treadle sewing machine (we had our Grandmothers at home) as the electric ones where always in use. Even though we in a roster to use them with using the treadle that made easier for the other girls. When I needled to do buttonholes or zip which the treadle didn`t have the feet for I was allowed my time on any machine I wished to use.

My favorite subjects in High School were Romance languages; Latin, French and Spanish. Latin has helped me throughout my life as the base or root of so many words, especially technical things, and made Italian easier to pick-up when I was privileged to visit Italy. I've used my limited Spanish skills here in the US, in Venezuela and in Mexico.

Gakk. It would be so much easier to tell you the subject that I hated passionately (math, duh). I was not a very committed student, but in hindsight, it has to be English Lit. I loved the required reading and still love opening a new book on my kindle. Freckledfoxquiltery at gmail.com

Oh,...first day gitters:))) first days of anything can be stressful. My favorite subject in school was history, just loved anything to do with that subject. Have to say I still enjoy all kinds of history.

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